breech

Preposition: of

• gun: The breeches of the guns ran back under cover to be loaded using hydraulic machinery.
• copyright: Failure to comply with these regulations shall be considered a breech of copyright and will be treated as such.
• rule: However I don't believe we would be able to demonstrate that Rangers are in breech of any rules or regulations.
• contract: Someone ought to sue the BBC and demand their license fee back for breech of contract.

Converse of object

• wear: Conrad wears breeches or short trousers with a tunic.
• ride: When I started to help out on the farm I had my parents buy me a pair of riding breeches and knee length socks.
• have: Legs were visibly instituted to be breeched, and we have breeches.. .

Adjective modifier

• undiagnosed: The undiagnosed breech was the group most at risk.
• black: They wear maroon and green rosettes with black breeches and white shirts.
• white: It was in white breeches that the infantry used to fight.

Modifies a noun

• loader: There is not much time to lose, for Austria is probably for the moment the last in the race for the breech loaders...
• loading: At the turn of the century the harbor defenses at Cork were being rebuilt to take breech loading artillery.
• birth: Knowing that her midwife was experienced in breech birth, Anna chose to remain at home.
• rifle: The next notable achievement was the introduction of the Snider breech loading rifle.
• presentation: Nevertheless, there are about 18,000 breech presentations at term annually in the UK.
• baby: Turning the breech baby: what is the outcome?

Noun used with modifier

• corduroy: Had on light mixed gray coat and waistcoat with metal buttons, corduroy breeches, round hat and plated shoe buckles if not altered.
• knee: He was a delicate, frail-looking little fellow, dressed in a black velvet suit with knee breeches.
• leather: For the boys a dozen pairs of leather breeches were purchased.
• security: BAE systems have come up with a novel method of stopping Wi-Fi security breeches.